Climax High Capacity Processor – A Novel Design for Coal Pre-Combustion Cleaning – Preprint 97-74

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. G. Chedgy J. V. Ghelarducci M. A. Sharpe
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Feb 24, 1997

Abstract

This article presents a novel design, called the Climax, High Capacity Processor (HCP), for pre-combustion cleaning of coal. This design is particularly suitable for the plant capacities of 400 ~ 660 TPH. The HCP is different from the conventional designs with an equivalent throughput in three major aspects: 1) the use of one large capacity HM cyclone to separate coarse and intermediate raw coal in a single circuit; 2) the elimination of the conventional secondary magnetics recovery system by use of the high efficiency Climax, magnetic separators; 3) the use of "single line" piping with a minimum requirement of ancillary devices. In comparison with conventional designs with similar capacity, the HCP plant costs much less in capital investment, operation and maintenance.
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APA: D. G. Chedgy J. V. Ghelarducci M. A. Sharpe  (1997)  Climax High Capacity Processor – A Novel Design for Coal Pre-Combustion Cleaning – Preprint 97-74

MLA: D. G. Chedgy J. V. Ghelarducci M. A. Sharpe Climax High Capacity Processor – A Novel Design for Coal Pre-Combustion Cleaning – Preprint 97-74. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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